Sorinex Pistol Grips

Name: Sorinex Pistol Grips
Brand: Sorinex
Rating: 3.44 (3 reviews)

The Sorinex Pistol Grips are a pair of pull handles molded to resemble a Glock 17/22 grip – a novelty look built around a genuinely versatile training tool. Each grip is a Polymer 2 urethane shell (the same material used in Glock pistols) secured to a metal spine, and dual carabiner attachment points let them work as pull-up handles, sled-pull attachments, or cable-machine handles for lat pulls and reverse flyes. Garage Gym Reviews rates the pull-up comfort as “only slightly less comfortable than the Prime RO-T8 Handles,” while flagging the price as steep for a small accessory. Each grip weighs 2 lbs, and a pair ships with two straps and two carabiners, hand-crafted to order in the USA.

Width	1.5"
Height	7.5"
Length	9"
Origin	Made in USA
Weight	2 lbs each
Included	Pair of grips, 2 straps, 2 carabiners
Material	U.S. Steel & Nylon Polymer (Polymer 2 urethane shell, metal spine)
Lead time	8-10 weeks (hand-crafted to order)

How it compares

	Sorinex Pistol Grips	Saxon Grips	SYL Fitness Pinch Block	FitBeast Grip Strength Trainer 9 Piece Kit
GymRadar rating	3.44/5	3.44/5	3.58/5	4.0/5
Price	$139.00	$65.00	$15.99	$12.99
Width	1.5"
Height	7.5"
Length	9"
Origin	Made in USA
Weight	2 lbs each		0.47 kg (~1.04 lb)
Included	Pair of grips, 2 straps, 2 carabiners
Material	U.S. Steel & Nylon Polymer (Polymer 2 urethane shell, metal spine)	High-density molded rubber (injection molded)	Metal, plastic	Food-grade silicone
Lead time	8-10 weeks (hand-crafted to order)

3.4/5 · 3 GymRadar reviews

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3.44/5

3 reviews

Sorinex’s Glock-shaped grip handles are a novelty-looking accessory that reviewers consistently say earns its keep. Build quality is the standout — the urethane shell over a metal spine is described as “more resilient than carbon steel and most other steel alloys,” and Garage Gym Reviews rates the pull-up comfort “only slightly less comfortable than the Prime RO-T8 Handles.” Versatility is close behind: beyond pull-ups, the dual carabiner attachment points work for sled pulls, cable-machine lat pulls, and reverse flyes. The weakest dimension is value — every independent source flags the roughly $129-139 price as steep for what is, functionally, a pair of pull-up handles, and coverage stays thin (one in-depth editorial review, no video or community discussion specific to this SKU).

+Build quality: Polymer 2 urethane shell over a metal spine, the same material used in Glock pistols, described as "more resilient than carbon steel and most other steel alloys" (Garage Gym Reviews)
+Functionality: among the most comfortable unconventional pull-up handles tested, "only slightly less comfortable than the Prime RO-T8 Handles" (Garage Gym Reviews)
+Versatility: dual carabiner attachment points support pull-ups, sled pulls, cable-machine lat pulls, and reverse flyes, not just one movement pattern (Garage Gym Reviews, manufacturer)
+Versatility: available with colored spine options (black and red) for a less firearm-like appearance (Garage Gym Reviews)

−Value: price (roughly $129-139) is steep for a small accessory, per Garage Gym Reviews' own value sub-score of 4.25 — the lowest of its three categories
−Functionality: the all-black version can resemble a real firearm, which some buyers may find off-putting or impractical to store openly (Garage Gym Reviews)
−Durability: little independent long-term data beyond one editorial review — no YouTube or community threads specific to this SKU were found to corroborate wear over time
−Versatility: limited color spine options currently available (Garage Gym Reviews)

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